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May 13th, 2004, 11:13 PM
As I said in the comments on the cropped version in your gallery, I think it's quite good. Six megapixels doesn't really seem like a lot when I see it on the screen, but the prints from these images (even cropped) are amazing!
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whattodo21
04-29 11:44 AM
You can apply for an MTR, and if it is approved, you are safe. If not, you will be out of status from the day your petition was denied.
You can apply for H1 with another employer and have it premium processed.
Share your rfe with us, to know more of the reason...
You can apply for H1 with another employer and have it premium processed.
Share your rfe with us, to know more of the reason...
J Mancilla de la Cruz
11-16 10:40 AM
Hello! I am a new member in Iowa--Des Moines. I work for a company called Proteus, Inc. and we help migrant and immigrants in areas of health, education, job placement, etc. I have also joined for personal reasons- my husband and I are "in the process." Through this chapter I hope to establish great ties and increase my understanding of immigration issues.
Have a great day all!
Have a great day all!
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akizdetz
08-10 07:33 PM
USCIS is just fooling with you. :D you are an eastern European, right?
Hahaha, you're so funny! I guess you're the smart one from this forum, who thinks everybody loves your jokes! Grow up and get a job!
Hahaha, you're so funny! I guess you're the smart one from this forum, who thinks everybody loves your jokes! Grow up and get a job!
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desanar
04-04 06:17 PM
If individual have US degree (Bachelor of Science in Nursing) along with B. SC in Microbiology from Indian, 1 yr Medical Lab Technician Course and 18 months Lab Assistance experience. Individual is on H4 visa, based on above qualification would student eligible for H1B visa? Person does not have SSN so do not qualify to get RN license in CA state. Any useful response will be kindly appreciated.
needhelp!
10-15 12:20 PM
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Lousiana.. do you have a chapter yet. If not, please join Texas.
Lousiana.. do you have a chapter yet. If not, please join Texas.
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aadimanav
08-06 03:50 PM
I have heard/read that the person should work with GC sponsoring company for at least 6 months after RECEIVING the GC. Is that true?
This is 6 months after RECEIVING the GC and not just filing the 485 - Correct?
This is 6 months after RECEIVING the GC and not just filing the 485 - Correct?
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ssharma
06-30 05:06 PM
Here is a memo from one of the law firms, I found on the net.
http://www.michaelpiston.net/documents/m/changing%20employer%20after%20I-485%20is%20approved.pdf
After digging thro' forums it seems everyone talks about having the "intention" of staying with the Employer after GC.
Here's my question.
- Should the "intention" be on the day of filing 485 or the day you get GC ? (a date in future that no one can predict).
If the "intention" has to be at the time of 485 filing then, after 180 days of filing 485 one should be able to change employers, irrespective of the case being approved or NOT.
thoughts/comments ??
http://www.michaelpiston.net/documents/m/changing%20employer%20after%20I-485%20is%20approved.pdf
After digging thro' forums it seems everyone talks about having the "intention" of staying with the Employer after GC.
Here's my question.
- Should the "intention" be on the day of filing 485 or the day you get GC ? (a date in future that no one can predict).
If the "intention" has to be at the time of 485 filing then, after 180 days of filing 485 one should be able to change employers, irrespective of the case being approved or NOT.
thoughts/comments ??
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continuedProgress
03-25 04:10 PM
In my opinion - with a Apr10 AP expiry date, getting a Schengen until Apr20 may not be possible. Unless the consulate wants to be nice to you! :)
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ssa
08-22 11:28 AM
My 485 was filed at CSC and later transferred to NSC (WAC receipt). My PD is Jan 2005. Still waiting..
I talked to IO using POJ method yesterday.The IO told me that receipts starting WAC will be processed according to CSC processing time which is at May 2006 for 485 currently! Does anybody know if this is really true or just that one IO not knowing what he was talking about? I know someone has raised this issue on some other thread earlier but till yesterday I did not personally hear this reply. I had called USCIS couple of times before and they all told me USCIS will process my application as per NSC processing time and as per my RD (not ND) till yesterday!
I talked to IO using POJ method yesterday.The IO told me that receipts starting WAC will be processed according to CSC processing time which is at May 2006 for 485 currently! Does anybody know if this is really true or just that one IO not knowing what he was talking about? I know someone has raised this issue on some other thread earlier but till yesterday I did not personally hear this reply. I had called USCIS couple of times before and they all told me USCIS will process my application as per NSC processing time and as per my RD (not ND) till yesterday!
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immi2006
12-25 02:43 AM
Microsoft OS does not take greater than 2036 for some reason. I am not sure if folks use common sense, it is better for u to follow up to get it corrected, if they used common sense, you will wait AEO or something like next generation dinosaurus age for a GC :-) may be u have a futuristic PD :p
I just noticed that the I-140 my lawyer submitted 3 months ago to Nebraska has a typo in my DOB (21/07/2978 instead of 21/07/1978). Yes its a thousand years out! A copy of my latest I-94 and visa both showing my correct DOB were also submitted with the I-140.
Do any of you guys think I'll have the I-140 rejected, recieve an RFE, or will the Nebraska officer just use common sense and amend it himself? What do you reccomend I do if anything?
I just noticed that the I-140 my lawyer submitted 3 months ago to Nebraska has a typo in my DOB (21/07/2978 instead of 21/07/1978). Yes its a thousand years out! A copy of my latest I-94 and visa both showing my correct DOB were also submitted with the I-140.
Do any of you guys think I'll have the I-140 rejected, recieve an RFE, or will the Nebraska officer just use common sense and amend it himself? What do you reccomend I do if anything?
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perm2gc
11-10 10:52 AM
I came to US on H4, 3 years ago. Later I took my H1B with a recruiter and got it with I-94. It was valid up to 2007 oct. But I couldn't take up any work due to some problems. Recently I went to India and came back. At the port of entry I got new I-94 with H4 stamping. Means My H1 Is not valid now ? In this case, is there any way to apply for change of status again as my H1 is valid up to 2007. Or else do I need to apply for my new H1B again ? Pl. any one clarify.
If you have changed status from H4-H1..how come you entered on H4 again..
As per my knowledge your H4 status ends once your H1B is approved and if you go out of country..you have to get your H1B stamped and enter the country...
I may be wrong ,please consult a good immigration attorney
If you have changed status from H4-H1..how come you entered on H4 again..
As per my knowledge your H4 status ends once your H1B is approved and if you go out of country..you have to get your H1B stamped and enter the country...
I may be wrong ,please consult a good immigration attorney
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grimreaper
07-23 12:40 PM
I'm wondering if criminal charges that never lead to a conviction (3 charges in total) can cause a green card holder to get deported? Also, when a person applies to renew a green card after it expired will another FBI fingerprint check be done?
Thanks for the help.
If you were never convicted, you should not have any problems. Because remember, you are innocent until proven guilty ( which means conviction) and being charged is not an offense by itself. You might face some problems at POE because your finger prints might show up due to arrest record, but if you have court documents showing you were acquited or police documents showing that your charges were dropped, you should be OK.
Thanks for the help.
If you were never convicted, you should not have any problems. Because remember, you are innocent until proven guilty ( which means conviction) and being charged is not an offense by itself. You might face some problems at POE because your finger prints might show up due to arrest record, but if you have court documents showing you were acquited or police documents showing that your charges were dropped, you should be OK.
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05-25 08:30 AM
As the H1B season (http://www.h1b.biz/lawyer-attorney-1137085.html) still in full force, we would like to share this great tip from AILA. This post discuss where to file H-1B extensions for beneficiaries working for petitioners, which are not cap exempt, but who are "employed at" cap exempt facilities.
The VSC (Vermont Service Center) refers to the September 10, 2009, USCIS Guidance regarding the direct filing address for I-129 petitions, noting that H-1B employers filing petitions which are cap exempt must file such petitions exclusively with the California Service Center.
VSC notes that in this instance, the term "cap exempt" refers only to those petitioners who are exempt from the numerical limitations identified in 8 CFR 214.2 (h)(8)(i)(A). "Cap exempt" petitioners are those described in 8 CFR 214.2(h)(19)(iii), and include:
* Institutions of higher education as defined in section 101(a) of the Higher Education Act of 1965, 20 U.S.C. 1001(a);
* Nonprofit organizations or entities connected or associated with institutions of higher education, as described in 8 CFR 214.2(h)(19)(iii)(B);
* Nonprofit research organizations or governmental research organizations as defined in 8 CFR 214.2(h)(19)(iii)(C); and
* Petitioners who otherwise would not be "cap exempt," but will be employing the beneficiary to perform job duties at a qualifying cap exempt institution, provided that the beneficiary's duties will directly or predominantly further the normal, primary, or essential purpose, mission, objectives or function of the qualifying cap exempt institution.
All petitions for individuals "employed at" cap exempt facilities will be rejected by the VSC, even if the beneficiary is working for a petitioner which is not cap exempt. So this is a major point to keep in mind.
More... (http://www.visalawyerblog.com/2010/05/h1b_visa_lawyer_h1b_extensions.html)
The VSC (Vermont Service Center) refers to the September 10, 2009, USCIS Guidance regarding the direct filing address for I-129 petitions, noting that H-1B employers filing petitions which are cap exempt must file such petitions exclusively with the California Service Center.
VSC notes that in this instance, the term "cap exempt" refers only to those petitioners who are exempt from the numerical limitations identified in 8 CFR 214.2 (h)(8)(i)(A). "Cap exempt" petitioners are those described in 8 CFR 214.2(h)(19)(iii), and include:
* Institutions of higher education as defined in section 101(a) of the Higher Education Act of 1965, 20 U.S.C. 1001(a);
* Nonprofit organizations or entities connected or associated with institutions of higher education, as described in 8 CFR 214.2(h)(19)(iii)(B);
* Nonprofit research organizations or governmental research organizations as defined in 8 CFR 214.2(h)(19)(iii)(C); and
* Petitioners who otherwise would not be "cap exempt," but will be employing the beneficiary to perform job duties at a qualifying cap exempt institution, provided that the beneficiary's duties will directly or predominantly further the normal, primary, or essential purpose, mission, objectives or function of the qualifying cap exempt institution.
All petitions for individuals "employed at" cap exempt facilities will be rejected by the VSC, even if the beneficiary is working for a petitioner which is not cap exempt. So this is a major point to keep in mind.
More... (http://www.visalawyerblog.com/2010/05/h1b_visa_lawyer_h1b_extensions.html)
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mbartosik
06-14 12:33 AM
If you are on speaking terms, and she is in USA, then consider extending an olive branch to her. You can always extend the olive branch after you get a receipt notice for your I485.
I think that she can file as a dependant separately, using your receipt notice, so you don't have to decide before filing. It would be unusual, but I think possible. That approach may have several advantages.
I think that she can file as a dependant separately, using your receipt notice, so you don't have to decide before filing. It would be unusual, but I think possible. That approach may have several advantages.
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cse9423
11-05 05:49 PM
last week our ap approved, it took 75 days. I didn't expediate
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desitechie
01-16 10:07 PM
Hi,
I am planning to apply my Green card. However I am a bit confused which category will I fall to ? EB2 or EB3 ?
As per my job requirement details, it is as below:
i ) Bachelor degree in technology related field.
In the detailed experience seeked, it says as below:
i) Five years of experience with installing, maintaining servers.
ii) Three years of practical experience in routing and network security.
I have more than 5 years of working experience (which they seeked) before I started this job.
Under which category will it fall under, EB2 or EB3 ?
Thank you
Looks EB2 to me.
Is it the biggest networking firm which has the prominent law firm thats sponsoring?
I am planning to apply my Green card. However I am a bit confused which category will I fall to ? EB2 or EB3 ?
As per my job requirement details, it is as below:
i ) Bachelor degree in technology related field.
In the detailed experience seeked, it says as below:
i) Five years of experience with installing, maintaining servers.
ii) Three years of practical experience in routing and network security.
I have more than 5 years of working experience (which they seeked) before I started this job.
Under which category will it fall under, EB2 or EB3 ?
Thank you
Looks EB2 to me.
Is it the biggest networking firm which has the prominent law firm thats sponsoring?
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gc_chahiye
08-12 01:20 PM
read the approach called 'bridging' (last paragraph) here:
http://www.murthy.com/news/n_yath1b.html
it literally describes your case (H1 transfer to C when a transfer to B is pending).
http://www.murthy.com/news/n_yath1b.html
it literally describes your case (H1 transfer to C when a transfer to B is pending).
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El Hacko
October 3rd, 2006, 08:37 PM
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crazy_apple
10-12 02:59 PM
I'm sure the following questions have been asked several times too. What are the answers in the following scenarios:
After 485 filing and before 180 days:
- Person loses job and is unemployed. Does the 485 stage continue? Does AP and EAD assigned to this person still continue to work?
- If this person finds another job (based on EAD or H1), does the 485 process continue? Or does the whole GC process needs to restart?
After 485 filing and after 180 days:
- Person loses job and is unemployed. Does the 485 stage continue? Does AP and EAD assigned to this person still continue to work?
- If this person finds another job (based on EAD or H1), does the 485 process continue? Or does the whole GC process needs to restart?
- Does the person need to be employed when the 485 stage is approved?
- Does the person need to be in the US when the 485 stage is approved?
I hope this helps other users having similar questions.
Thanks!
After 485 filing and before 180 days:
- Person loses job and is unemployed. Does the 485 stage continue? Does AP and EAD assigned to this person still continue to work?
- If this person finds another job (based on EAD or H1), does the 485 process continue? Or does the whole GC process needs to restart?
After 485 filing and after 180 days:
- Person loses job and is unemployed. Does the 485 stage continue? Does AP and EAD assigned to this person still continue to work?
- If this person finds another job (based on EAD or H1), does the 485 process continue? Or does the whole GC process needs to restart?
- Does the person need to be employed when the 485 stage is approved?
- Does the person need to be in the US when the 485 stage is approved?
I hope this helps other users having similar questions.
Thanks!
JobSeekerInUSonL2withEAD
12-14 06:31 PM
In my job search (banking and finance jobs) there is this one question i come across on each and every job application-
"Do you now or will you in the future require sponsorship to legally work in the united states?"
and options to tick on the form are 'yes' or 'no' with no space for explanation.
So i mark 'yes' and i guess thats where my job applications get stuck.
Should I answer yes or no, since i am on L2 (visa valid for next 2 years) and currently have 2 years Employment Authorisation (EAD) where i can work for any employer in the United States ?
I understand that companies ask this question because some of them are not allowed/ do not have a policy to sponsor visas.
I want to know whether i am legally required to say 'yes' because i am on L2 ( since after 2 years, my visa renewal depends on whether or not my spouse's L1 is renewed)
OR
Do I still have a choice to say 'no' since my visa renewal gets done if my husband's gets done or i manage it on my own through a consultant... and the company i will join in both cases does not have to sponsor or pay for my visa either now or in the future.
I do not want to misrepresent any information and get thrown out of the organisation after i join, nor do I want to lose out on opportunities because of answering this question wrongly.
Let me know please, it'll help a lot.
"Do you now or will you in the future require sponsorship to legally work in the united states?"
and options to tick on the form are 'yes' or 'no' with no space for explanation.
So i mark 'yes' and i guess thats where my job applications get stuck.
Should I answer yes or no, since i am on L2 (visa valid for next 2 years) and currently have 2 years Employment Authorisation (EAD) where i can work for any employer in the United States ?
I understand that companies ask this question because some of them are not allowed/ do not have a policy to sponsor visas.
I want to know whether i am legally required to say 'yes' because i am on L2 ( since after 2 years, my visa renewal depends on whether or not my spouse's L1 is renewed)
OR
Do I still have a choice to say 'no' since my visa renewal gets done if my husband's gets done or i manage it on my own through a consultant... and the company i will join in both cases does not have to sponsor or pay for my visa either now or in the future.
I do not want to misrepresent any information and get thrown out of the organisation after i join, nor do I want to lose out on opportunities because of answering this question wrongly.
Let me know please, it'll help a lot.
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